A point-and-click puzzle adventure game by Sierra, you play as a nameless hero on his adventure through the bustling (and often hilarious) streets and bazaars of the desert city Shapeir. We were surprised to see this game on our list, and it’s largely because you yourself do not get to harness the powers of the four elements … at least not in the sense you might hope.
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While there’s still no game that feels quite like the awesome TV series, we have put together a list of five games with magic systems that do a decent job in recreating the facets of Avatar that of we love: 5. So where can gamers look if they want an experience most like Avatar? Since games based in the franchise won’t offer you too much to choose from, your best bet is to look for games that feature a solid magic system, and then narrow it down to whether it heavily focuses on the four classical elements: Earth, air, water, and fire. There was never an abundance of player choice regarding strategy or leveling abilities, and there certainly wasn’t any great character development like in the show.įor more on Legend of Korra and for some great ideas for games that could happen within the Avatar franchise, you can check out Kotaku’s thoughts on the subject here. The most recent Legend of Korra was released by Activision and PlatinumGames in 2014 (that right there should give an indication of how rarely we get one), and while it did manage to meet fans’ visual expectations, it still didn’t match up with the kind of Avatar experience many players were craving.īending elements in Korra pretty much amounted to slight changes in combat style and animations, with fire and water being fast and flashy while air or earth were typically more AoE. That’s not to say that there never were any games based on Avatar there were a handful but were sadly a mixed bag at best.
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